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Re: Define "ROBOT"
You don't need a new definition, the ones present are adequate. Their two configurations/two robots didn't pass inspection as such, and as such do not count as a robot.
I'm not going to comment on whether or not the decision not to pass them is right or wrong, that's the subject of the other thread. However, since they collectively did NOT pass inspection, they collectively do not count as a robot, by the definition presented.
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